Pieramohi Park (Victory Park) is the largest park in Minsk. It is limited to the Pieramožcaŭ and Mašerava avenues, Arloŭskaja street and Staravilienski tract. The area of the park is about 200 hectares.

Pieramohi Park is the largest park in Minsk. The park was supposed to open on June 22, 1941, but that day the war began.

The park was opened only after the war. By the fortieth anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in 1985, the obelisk "Minsk - Hero City" appeared at the entrance to the park.

In 2005, a decision about the global restoration of the park was made. In 2011, after all construction work was completed, Pieramohi Park in Minsk was reopened to visitors. Its area has increased from 100 to 200 hectares, 40 of which are the lake. The park has walkways and playgrounds. During the reconstruction, three fountains were installed – "Eternity", "Victory" and "Sail".

The most interesting place in the park is the Island of Birds. It is home to a large number of different species of birds. All paths, stairs and benches on the island are made of wood. This is an attempt to preserve a real small ecosystem.

Pieramohi Park remains one of the most popular holiday destinations in Minsk. A stage was built here for various events, pedestrian zones were created, sports zones for outdoor activities were arranged.

Publication date: 03.02.2020.

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